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Delivery partners can now apply for the first round of the Farmer Collaboration Fund (FCF).

The £30 million fund will help farmers and land managers work together on local projects that improve productivity, sustainability and resilience.

Delivery partners are organisations with experience of supporting farmer collaboration. Funding will support them...


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The Capital Grants 2026 offer is now closed as the budget has been allocated.

This year, £225 million was made available through Capital Grants 2026 to support practical environmental improvements on farms and across the countryside, representing a 50% increase on the 2025 budget.

We've received approximately 17,000 applications from every corner of En...


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The Small Research and Development Partnerships competition is now open, with £13 million available to s...


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Window 1 of the Sustainable Farming Incentive 2026 (SFI26) has now closed. Thank you to everyone who took the time to submit an application.

As planned, this application window remained open for 2 months before closing. The remaining Window 1 budget will be made available through Window 2.

We have seen strong interest in the scheme and are grateful to...


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As summers grow drier and water levels fall, farmers face an increasing challenge in meeting the water needs of crops and livestock.

Without solutions, this puts yields, and ultimately businesses, at risk. 

A package of drought support for farmers was


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